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The Fohlenhaus Stone Age Cave in the Lone Valley is a fascinating destination for nature and history enthusiasts. This impressive karst cave once served as a shelter for Stone Age people and today offers a glimpse into times long past. With its distinctive shape and special charm, it exudes a sense of mysticism.

Very well maintained cabin

It's private, but you're welcome to sit down. Mr. Appel his father built the shelter, read the second picture, very interesting. Greetings Marcus

Very well-kept relaxation place, usable for everyone, please take care of it and leave it clean.

Nice, family-friendly barbecue area at the foal house.

There are actually two caves that probably served at least as accommodation during hunting in the Stone Age. Both caves were largely excavated by Ludwig Bürger in 1883/84. I would like to refer you to the beautifully designed museum in Blaubeuren, which of course also deals with the caves here. https://www.urmu.de/de/Home The caves are also located on a beautiful meadow in the quiet Lone Valley with a refuge and barbecue area.

The resemblance of the Fohlenhaus to a horse sculpture is unmistakable. It is fitting that such a sculpture symbolizes the prehistoric finds in the Lone Valley. In this area of the Lone Valley, the Fohlenhaus with its steeply rising rock needle is a true highlight of the Ostalb.

Great route with a welcome rest and barbecue area.